Thursday, August 2, 2007

Iraq War Grief Daily Witness - Day 73

Sgt. Bruce Harrington, from Buzzards Bay, Mass., comforts his wife Sheila Harrington following a deployment ceremony for the Rhode Island Army National Guard's 169th Military Police Company in Warren, R.I., Thursday, July 5, 2007. Harrington, on his first tour, will be training Iraqi police with the rest of the 169th M.P. Company. (AP Photo/Stew Milne)

Somebody to Holdfrom the movie version of the musicalHairlyrics/music/book by James Rado and Gerome Ragni

The saddest story ever told oh Lord,Oh, where do I begin?The saddest story ever told oh Lord, is what might have been.

I left you my dear, now I regret it,The way in time my heart will come to forget it.Well, I've got to have somebody to hold, oh Lord,I've got to have somebody to hold.

Lost without you with no tears left to cry,Oh, my darlin' child I'll simply pine away,And I,I will simply pine away and die.I'll pine away and die.

The saddest story ever told oh Lord,Oh, where do I begin?The saddest story ever told oh Lord, is what might have been.

Down about my ears, the sky is falling,And through all the tragedy can't you hear me calling.

Well, I've got to have somebody to hold oh Lord,I've got to have somebody, got to be bold.I'm cryin' out in the coldWe'll I've got to have somebody to hold,I've got to have somebody to hold.

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